World champions aren’t always crowned on the WSL surfing stage; novices are also given a chance to shine. There are some formidable surfers on this list who are considered the underdogs of the sport because of their infrequent participation in WSL competitions. The world’s best surfers will soon be converging on Teahupo’o, Tahiti, French Polynesia, for the Tahiti Pro. The WSL staged the Outerknown Tahiti Pro Trials to select wild card surfers as the Championship Tour nears its conclusion. There were a number of intense matches, but the final match was just spectacular.

The Tahitian competition ended with Matahi Drollet and Eimeo Czermak, and they did not disappoint the audience. The two surfers put on a display, and as the perfect scores started rolling in, the WSL’s social media followers went crazy.

Dominating the Tahitian waves with perfection

At Teahupo’o, the Tahitian surfers dominated the heat because the waves didn’t make them wait. On his first wave, Matahi Drollet scored a huge 9.60. Eimeo Czermak, though, didn’t wait and also posted an 8.17. However, the second wave saw something that left everyone in disbelief. Drollet boarded a wave twice his size. During his barrel ride, he did more than just a simple barrel; he also performed a number of traditional tricks. The WSL Instagram picked up on this after the judges gave him a perfect 10 for this ride.

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Even though Eimeo Czermak had been vanquished by Drollet, the surfer was in high spirits. Czermak, like Drollet, began his second surf in a wave before beginning to barrel down the face. The surfer did a victory sign as the barrel finished, raising both fists in the air. Despite his loss, Czermak was given a 10 on his final ride because of his terrific performance.

The competition came to a satisfying conclusion, and the spectators enjoyed themselves immensely despite the fact that there is more exciting surfing action on the horizon in the next several days.

Expecting more surfing action from the underdog

Following the conclusion of the finals, Matahi Drollet’s 10-point ride was uploaded to the World Surf League’s Instagram account. The surfing community did not waste any time before rushing into the comment area of the Instagram post to praise the surfer’s abilities in the water.

The final move of the surfer stunned a fan, as they say, “The soul arch bottom turn.” Ahead of the Champions Tour, this fan said, “He will be causing some big upsets on the main event. This widening the game to anyone that’s is currently out of the top 5.”

The waves at Tahiti impressed this fan, as they say, “Hopefully the ct event gets these conditions.” A cheeky comment read, “Tell me you’re a Teahupoo local without telling me you’re Teahupoo local.”

Now that the Tahitian waves are prepared for the Championship Tour, all surfers can expect heated competition in a matter of days.

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